William Hurley LEED GA

William Hurley has a diverse work experience spanning several decades. William began their career as an Apprentice Engineer at Evergreen Plaza Associates in 1983, where they assisted with the operation of steam plants and performed water testing and analysis. William then worked as a Stationary Engineer at Evergreen Plaza Shopping Mall & Towers Office Building from 1984 to 1988, maintaining the building's systems and troubleshooting various issues.

In 1988, Hurley joined CME Group as a Stationary Engineer, where they conducted preventative maintenance on various equipment and troubleshooted problems in the building's systems. William eventually became the Chief Engineer/CME, responsible for overseeing a 430,000 sq ft multi-use space and a 70,000 sq ft commodities and futures trading floors. William supervised a team of engineers, managed the budget, implemented a preventative maintenance program, and ensured compliance with building standards.

Hurley then worked as a Consultant-Lead Building Engineer/Tishman Speyer at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Building from 2007 to 2008. William collaborated with project managers to identify and relocate various systems for a major reconstruction project.

From 2008 to 2009, Hurley served as the Chief Engineer at the LaSalle Atrium Trader Building, responsible for the overall operations and maintenance of the building. William then moved on to Resurrection Health Care-West Suburban Medical Center in 2008, working as a Registry Stationary Engineer.

From 2009 to 2015, Hurley worked at JLL as a Chief Engineer, managing operations across three buildings and overseeing a team of engineers. William was responsible for the maintenance and operation of these buildings, including the Wrigley's innovation labs and consumer sensory center.

In 2015, Hurley joined Kroeschell Inc. and MxD as their Chief Engineer and Chief Facility Engineer, respectively. Details about their roles and responsibilities in these positions were not provided.

Overall, Hurley has extensive experience in facility engineering and has held various leadership positions throughout their career.

William Hurley attended DePaul University from 1977 to 1979. Their degree and field of study during this time are unknown. William then transferred to Illinois State University and studied there from 1979 to 1980, but again their degree and field of study are not provided. Additionally, Hurley completed a program called Wright College-Steam Plant Operation at an unknown time.

In terms of certifications, Hurley obtained the LEED Green Associate certification from the US Green Building Council. The month and year in which they obtained this certification are not specified.